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The public library in the small (pop. 3,900 in 2019) coal town of Windber, Pennsylvania

Windber · 1850–1939

The public library in the small (pop. 3,900 in 2019) coal town of Windber, Pennsylvania, Windber, 1850–1939
The public library in the small (pop. 3,900 in 2019) coal town of Windber, Pennsylvania, Windber, 1850–1939. Libraries — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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